The Messiah was prophesied and promised long ago, and Paul’s speech in Acts 13 has one purpose: to demonstrate to the Jews how the promises of God to them were fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The ultimate proof? That Christ rose from the dead. We'll see that because Christ has risen, He is therefore worthy of honor and praise. Will you crown Him King today?
Proven: An Easter Celebration
April 9, 2023 • Pastor Steve Gibson • Acts 13:24–41
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Acts: The Promise Unfolds
Countering Idolatry with the Gospel
June 11, 2023 • Pastor Steve Gibson • Acts 17:16–34
As Paul continues to share the gospel in Athens, he encounters an alter inscribed with "TO AN UNKNOWN GOD." Seems silly to not know what or who you are worshiping, doesn't it? But Paul used this situation to share who God is to a people who did not know him. Will we be people bold with the Gospel, and able to share Christ in any circumstance?
Rightly Viewing & Consuming God's Word
June 4, 2023 • Jake Boerman • Acts 17:5–15
There are so many good things we can be doing throughout our lives and with the time we have, but If we are to truly become the people Jesus calls us to be—we MUST be a people who rightly view and consume the Word of God. How we view and engage the Bible makes all the difference!
The Most Important Question
May 28, 2023 • Jake Boerman • Acts 17:1–4, Acts 16:35–40
Why did Jesus have to suffer, die, and rise from the dead? This question is arguably the most important question anyone will ever ask. Why is this so important? There are very real and lasting implications in how we answer. Our responses have a direct affect on our life today, for the rest of our time on earth, and for all of eternity.